Barclays
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The Republic of Korea has mandated two banks for a credit update with bond investors in London next week. -
Air Liquide, the French producer of industrial gases, returned to the bond market on Wednesday after a one year absence. It had a strong order book for a no-grow trade, allowing the leads to tighten well from initial price thoughts and price with a minimal premium.
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UK-based insurer Aviva looked to reopen the tier two market on Thursday with a long dual tranche trade, while some senior projects were said to be held as the market widened.
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Dongfeng Peugeot Citroën Auto Finance Co is tapping the onshore China loan market for an Rmb800m ($129.5m) loan. The financing, which is currently in general syndication, has two foreign banks at the top.
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Cellnex Telecom, the broadcasting towers business of infrastructure group Abertis, plans to issue its first bonds to reshape its €1.1bn of corporate debt.
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Air Liquide, the French producer of industrial gases, returned to the bond market on Wednesday after a one year absence, and won a strong order book, enabling it to pay a minimal new issue premium.
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The European Financial Stability Facility enjoyed a calmer euro market compared to the last few weeks with its second benchmark this month on Wednesday — but still opted for a defensive tenor.
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The public sector borrower market is enjoying stability after weeks of turbulence, with a pair of issuers trebling the number of euro benchmarks so far this month.
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The European Financial Stability Facility has opted for a defensive maturity with a deal that should complete its funding for the second quarter of 2015.
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Spain’s Electricity Deficit Amortisation Fund (FADE) has mandated banks for a first syndication in over a year — despite periphery eurozone yields suffering a rocky week.
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South Korea’s Nonghyup Bank has mandated four banks to work on its upcoming international bond offering, which could come in the second week of June.
